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| − | The Jisan-dong neighborhood is located on the western foot of [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]], in the easternmost part of Gwangju. The area, which serves as a gateway to the mountain, has an abundance of cafes and restaurants and has come to features specialty streets such as [[무등산_보리밥거리|Mudeungsan Barley Rice Street]] and the [[무등산카페촌|Mudeungsan Cafe Village]]. These neighborhood has numerous trendy cafes that visitors can choose from and is home to many restaurants specializing in [[보리밥|barley rice]] (''boribap''), a popular Korean dish that has made the list of both Gwangju's [[광주5미|five delicacies]] and [[광주7미|seven delicacies]]. Nearby is the [[오지호기념관|Oh Ji-ho Memorial Hall]], which honors the | + | The Jisan-dong neighborhood is located on the western foot of [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]], in the easternmost part of Gwangju. The area, which serves as a gateway to the mountain, has an abundance of cafes and restaurants and has come to features specialty streets such as [[무등산_보리밥거리|Mudeungsan Barley Rice Street]] and the [[무등산카페촌|Mudeungsan Cafe Village]]. These neighborhood has numerous trendy cafes that visitors can choose from and is home to many restaurants specializing in [[보리밥|barley rice]] (''boribap''), a popular Korean dish that has made the list of both Gwangju's [[광주5미|five delicacies]] and [[광주7미|seven delicacies]]. Nearby is the [[오지호기념관|Oh Ji-ho Memorial Hall]], which honors the renowned painter, [[오지호|Oh Ji-ho]] (1905-1982), who founded the [[광주미술연구회|Gwangju Fine Art Research Society]] in 1948. Further up the mountain is the [[무등산_전망대|Mudeungsan Observatory]], which has a cafe from which the scenic views can be enjoyed. |
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Jisan-dong: A Place to Enjoy Food and Culture on Your Journey to Nature
Narrative
The Jisan-dong neighborhood is located on the western foot of Mudeungsan Mountain, in the easternmost part of Gwangju. The area, which serves as a gateway to the mountain, has an abundance of cafes and restaurants and has come to features specialty streets such as Mudeungsan Barley Rice Street and the Mudeungsan Cafe Village. These neighborhood has numerous trendy cafes that visitors can choose from and is home to many restaurants specializing in barley rice (boribap), a popular Korean dish that has made the list of both Gwangju's five delicacies and seven delicacies. Nearby is the Oh Ji-ho Memorial Hall, which honors the renowned painter, Oh Ji-ho (1905-1982), who founded the Gwangju Fine Art Research Society in 1948. Further up the mountain is the Mudeungsan Observatory, which has a cafe from which the scenic views can be enjoyed.
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